I raised this question before in another thread and apologize if I missed a response, but now I'm raising it in a new thread.

If a Non-Immigrant Extension of Stay based on retirement, along with a corresponding Re-Entry Permit, expires while the holder is "stuck" outside of Thailand due to travel restrictions, does anyone know of any recourse, short of starting from scratch with a new visa, when one is finally able to return? I would think any number of people would find themselves in this situation. My expiration date is in mid-November, and I can't see any chance of returning to Thailand before then.

 

Thank you in advance for any helpful information.

 

Rick

Edited September 16, 20205 yr by mangolover
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Your question has been asked and answered more than once already on this forum.

You will have to start all over again by getting a new non-o visa and then applying for a new extension.

Yup, this is why just posted a question about the absolute last day I can extend my current Non-O VISA because I'm too old and tired to go through that <deleted> again...

36 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

You will have to start all over again by getting a new non-o visa and then applying for a new extension.

That's disappointing. Thank you.